Shedeur Sanders received criticism for a social media post made following a “disgraceful and unacceptable” defeat.
Stephen A.
Smith, an ESPN personality and host of “First Take,” criticized the Colorado Buffaloes for losing to Stamford despite being up 29 at the half, when Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders posted a promotion on Instagram.
ESPN commentator Stephen A.
Smith blasted Shedeur Sanders for posting on social media at halftime and harshly criticized the Colorado Buffaloes for handing Stanford a 29-0 lead.
The Buffaloes held a commanding lead at the half but were defeated 46–43. And Shedeur published a message on his social media accounts during the commercial break asking viewers to click on a link to a store.
Viewers were directed to a link where they could choose to buy a $100 graphic sweatshirt.
Smith slammed the situation on First Take, saying: “It’s an absolute disgrace and unacceptable.
In actuality, despite being 13-point favorites going into this game, Colorado was outscored 46-14 by the underdog in the second half after leading 29-0. Colorado currently has a 1-3 Pac-12 record.
With 473 points and 35 points combined, their defense is second in the FBS for both points and yards allowed per game.
Smith insisted that he still believes in Deion Sanders’ abilities as a coach, but that Coach Prime still needs to recruit top-tier offensive and defensive linemen. Smith also expressed his opinion that the players on the Colorado roster may have a problem with the attention that their coach brings to the team, directly criticizing his son Shedeur.
You cannot have something posted during a game’s halftime, whether it was done intentionally or by accident.
Your father and Tom Brady were already making jokes about the vehicle you were using and how you should have been in the film room, Smith continued.
Coach Sanders stated after the defeat: “I am truly upset.
I have never been a part of a defeat with such a blown lead.
I’m really upset.
We cannot stop now; we must move forward.
That’s life, said Coach Prime. “That wasn’t what we expected.
We are unable to have a pity party while sitting down.
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Deion Sanders’ NFL career was covered by Smith from 1999 until his retirement in 2005 while working for the now-defunct CNN/Sports Illustrated 24/7 sports news network. Sanders was originally selected in the 1989 NFL Draft, but Smith studied enough of his career to recognize the greatness of the Hall of Fame cornerback with two Super Bowl rings and six NFL All-Pro selections.
It’s no longer funny, that’s for sure.
Your asses are being kicked.
Show up and take a position.
Your father was the best on the planet, week in and week out, despite all of his bravado and swagger.
You guys are not at that level.
Stop acting like it, Smith commanded Shedeur over the radio.
Shedeur and Deion appeared on Tom Brady’s “Let’s Go!” podcast in the incident Smith brought up when talking about Brady. Coach Sanders made fun of his son for having a fancy car while in college. Brady was then asked if college students ought to drive vehicles like Rolls-Royces.
“I believe he needs to spend as much time as possible in the film room.
Brady retorted, “Less time in the car, more time in the movie room.
When they play No. 1, Colorado will have the chance to make up for their loss.
On October 25, UCLA was ranked 25th.
- No. 1 right now is UCLA.
The No. 7 best red zone defense among FBS schools and the No. 11th-best overall defense in the nation.
